Sentence examples for person digging from inspiring English sources

I know it's not a person digging through my private message, just a robot, but that robot doesn't have my permission to do things.

Even a shovel can cut a fiber optic cable or telephone line, and without having these located, the person digging is responsible for the cost of down time on the system, and repairs.

Gregory Bateson developed the word to describe mirroring interactions, where every move by each side makes the other respond more negatively, like those horrible arguments with your spouse where everything you say makes the other person dig in their heels more fiercely.

She adds that your discussions should develop and unfold naturally, because she feels that "when you take a position, the other person digs in to their position, and it's very unlikely you're going to find a common road" to settle a deal.

Dogs are used for such tasks as tracking missing persons, digging underground, and tracing toxic substances, such as gases, that are undetectable by humans.

At Merstham, a month before Sinclair crossed it, unknown persons dug up the fairways (designed by Jack Nicklaus) and drew cabbalistic diagrams with weedkiller.

It's your duty to gain a deeper understand of each person by digging deeper into your relationships with each individual.

Gail told me that she had visited almost every one of the hundred+ photographers in person, often digging into their archives and finding pictures which they didn't even remember.

"I just need one courageous person to dig deep in their soul and come back and say what happened, without worrying about the consequences of what might happen to them.

The dignity of the person who dug the product out of the ground is just as important as the dignity of the person who buys it.

No, I mean as the owner of one of your tables, not as the person who digs it out.